Sentence examples for better objectively from inspiring English sources

In a recent large study of well-educated professional adults with low baseline levels of obesity, the MHO had better objectively assessed fitness than the MRO (6).

Ortega et al. (6) recently demonstrated that the MHO had better objectively assessed fitness and lower CVD mortality and morbidity risks compared with the MRO in a large cohort of high SES adults with low baseline levels of obesity.

If the answer is that the world would be better, objectively, that people would indeed lead better lives if they also worshipped Tom Brady's throwing glove from the Super Bowl, then you're on a positive and harmless track.

Extensive experiments have demonstrated that the proposal not only result in better reconstruction, objectively and subjectively, than the reference software model benchmark, but also results in better robustness to different video sequences.

Further studies on older adults' diurnal physical activity profiles should include log entries, for instance, in order to better understand objectively measured physical activity behavior over the course of the day.

There are rules for being a certain sort of art, but not so much for just being art itself, or for being objectively better art or carrying real meaning better or worse than other art.

One reason pricing has been such a popular method of measuring consumer welfare is that it's easy to quantify: a three-dollar jar of peanut butter is objectively better for consumers than the exact same jar priced at five dollars — forty per cent better.

But was it objectively better?

We live in a relativist world: nothing is objectively "better" than anything else.

If Catherine couldn't find feelings for the objectively better young lawyer, some readers think, then take Morris.

Are some books objectively better than others, or are literary preferences ultimately just matters of subjective taste?